Mobile Device Trends in the Internet of Things

Internet of Things (IoT) is the phenomena that everyone’s been talking about lately. This technology has recently gained significant traction among consumers and businesses due to its rapid expansion, adaptability, ingenuity, and scope. On the other hand, Cloud Computing provides on-demand, convenient and scalable network access which makes it possible to share computing resources; enabling dynamic data integration from various data sources. When these two revolutionary technologies come together, there will be countless new possibilities for managing data and services, analysing the data and so much more.

Many manufacturers have leaned out their processes so that the product physically flows efficiently down the line. But what about digitally? Can they look at all their data and glean insights from it? Do they digitally capture all the data they need to perform a thorough analysis to go beyond lean?

IoT devices are at growing risk – smart home appliances, vehicles and medical devices are hacked every day. Connected products are vulnerable to physical probing, network interception, reverse engineering and other attack vectors.

As we evolve from pandemic to next normal world, 36% of manufacturers are already engaged on AI projects and 23% more have plans to use AI in coming months to unlock the anticipated trillions of dollars in value in industrial sectors. Based on the lessons learned during the pandemic they are all seeking the best way to achieve new levels of productivity, safety and agility by unlocking the AI driven insights from petabytes of data they harvest from their connected factories.